Designing for Shared LLM Infrastructure: Timeouts, Retries, and Circuit Breakers That Actually Work
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Shared LLM endpoints fail differently than dedicated ones, and your client code is the only thing you control. A free server such as MonkeyCode's option is shared by design, which means latency spikes and transient errors are normal. The correct response is not to avoid free tiers but to build a cl…
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Designing for Shared LLM Infrastructure: Timeouts, Retries, and Circuit Breakers That Actually Work
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